Indigenous Idaho Alliance

06/09/2026

Our colleague at one of our sister organizations lost their husband. Jacky cares so much about the community please help her as she navigates the next steps for her family.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-vasquez-family-after-tragic-loss?attribution_id=sl:763caf89-1ac9-40aa-88c4-17b11ec5fb96&lang=en_US&ts=1781028033&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash&utm_content=amp17_tc-amp20_t1&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&fbclid=IwVERDUASVY6dleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEedPiAJ4PCwn2s2KTiBgbMcZSZpg-_A3lHDXuKG1xXV0M_35vLi-H0E55B0Jk_aem_vrkXyJo5Tzvq6Dfb27pnGg

Last night, our friend Jacqueline "Jacky" Vasquez lost her husband, Mike Va… Samantha Guerrero needs your support for Support Vasquez Family After Tragic Loss

05/21/2026

Native-led nonprofits receive less than 0.3% of foundation dollars while Native people make up nearly 3% of the population. That gap is not accidental and neither is our survival.

Today is Native Nonprofit Day, and we’re asking our community to invest in Indigenous-led futures.

At Indigenous Idaho Alliance, we organize for Indigenous sovereignty, safety, healing, and liberation across Idaho. From MMIP advocacy to reproductive justice, youth leadership, cultural organizing, civic engagement, community care, and direct support for survivors, we are building futures our ancestors deserved and our descendants deserve too.

Our work exists because community keeps choosing each other.

If our work has moved you, taught you, supported you, challenged you, or held you share this post and help us continue the work.

Support Indigenous Idaho Alliance:

Venmo:
PayPal: [email protected]

Every dollar helps us keep showing up for our people.

picíicxnu’. ✨

CommunityCare IndigenousFutures

04/06/2026

attention community:

community talking circles on housing + survivor experiences are coming up and this is your invite to be in the room (or the virtual room.)

we’re talking about what it feels like to navigate housing systems as survivors, advocates, and community. the barriers, the brilliance, the truth of it all.

two circles:
april 15, 5:30pm — survivors/experiencers
april 16, 11am — providers + advocates

here’s the good part:
• food will be there (because we don’t gather hungry)
• survivor/experiencer participants get a $50 stipend + gas support
• small, confidential, intentional space: not a crowd, a circle

this is about storytelling, connection, and shifting what support actually looks like. if you’ve been holding, navigating, or building something, we want your voice.

RSVP: [email protected]
in person (boise) + virtual options available

come sit with us.

04/03/2026

If you are a fabric/textile/quilt artist, there is a call by one of our local partner organizations to come be part of community.

03/20/2026

Regarding the shocking allegations recently published in The New York Times detailing sexual misconduct by one of the most influential labor leaders in U.S. history and the statement issued by civil rights icon Dolores Huerta, we at Indigenous Idaho Alliance (IIA) are heartbroken. We stand with all survivors of sexual violence. We believe those who come forward and support mechanisms for healing and accountability.

More than half of all Native women in the United States experience sexual violence in their lifetime; one in three experience r**e. Sexual violence against Indigenous women has long been used as a tool of colonial violence and conquest. If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence and you are seeking help or resources, please visit our partner Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence at https://idahocoalition.org/get-help.

For more information, visit:
the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center at https://www.niwrc.org/resources/topic/sexual-violence.

IIA also acknowledges that the Farmworkers Movement was never about one man — it was built by thousands who fought for justice. IIA stands in solidarity with farmworker communities and honors those who came before us. Through their sacrifices, courage, and organizing, they built a Movement capable of shifting power and changing material conditions.

03/10/2026

learn something today - Matriarchy is not feminism.

03/03/2026

It’s official! Seven Arrows Powwow is on its way and coming in hot! We hope to see you all there!🤩

03/03/2026

01/28/2026

Support a Nez Perce (Nimiipuu) youth getting to Boston + DC

Creating opportunities for young Native students to see the world, learn how our systems work, and imagine themselves inside in the future is crucial. Monroe is Nimiipuu youth with a big heart and deep curiosity. She has a growing interest in gender-based violence prevention, MMIP, and caring for her community. This summer, she has the opportunity to travel to Boston, MA and Washington, DC on an educational trip, and we’re helping make that possible.

One of these photos captures a powerful moment with Bree Black Horse, reflecting Monroe’s desire to learn, ask questions, and understand how advocacy and justice work in the real world.

She’s an avid stick gamer, always helping out, endlessly curious; Our goal is $1,500. Small gifts add up and make access possible.

If you’re able, please support via Venmo (or message us for a more private way to give)

Qe’ci’yew’yew!